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Training Course
8-13 November 2026 | Fichtenhof Rickling, Germany
Inclusion, with a focus on people with disabilities, is a key priority in youth work.
However, creating truly inclusive events and activities often face practical and structural barriers. This training course addresses the critical need for disability-inclusive youth work. Across Europe, young people with disabilities continue to experience exclusion from social, educational, and recreational opportunities. Many youth organisations still lack the knowledge, skills, and resources to ensure full accessibility and meaningful participation for all.
Youth workers, both voluntary and professional, play a vital role in advancing inclusion. By adopting inclusive practices, barriers can be removed and environments can be transformed to ensure that young people with disabilities are not only included but also empowered to participate fully.
What it is about?
International youth workers training course with around 25 people from Denmark, Finland, Estonia and Germany
Opportunity to discuss the inclusion and participation of children and young people with disabilities in youth work
Learn more about methods, tools, and opportunities for inclusion in youth work
Workshops
Excursions to Hamburg and in Schleswig-Holstein
The opportunity to meet colleagues and multipliers from the Baltic Sea region
Profile of participants
Participants can be full-time or volunteer youth workers, multipliers or youth leaders from youth organizations who are interested in the topics. There is no age limit for this project. People with disabilities are very welcome, as their perspective is particularly important for this event!
The project is funded by Erasmus+, the region of Schleswig-Holstein and Aktion Mensch.
The participation is free of charge and travel costs will be reimbursed according to Erasmus+ standards.
Further information and the link to the registration can be found on:
https://www.ljrsh.de/arbeitsbereiche/internationale-jugendarbeit/fachkraefteaustausch/inclusion-in-yout-work/
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This Training Course is
for 20 participants
from Denmark, Estonia, Finland, Germany, Iceland, Latvia, Lithuania, Norway, Poland, Sweden
and recommended for
Youth workers, Trainers, Youth leaders, Youth project managers, Youth policy makers, Volunteering mentors, Youth coaches
Working language(s):
English
Baltic Youth Office/ Regional Youth Council of Schleswig-Holstein e.V. (Youth NGO)
The Baltic Youth Office is the advisory institution of the Regional Youth Council of Schleswig-Holstein for international youth work. Our goal is to promote international youth work and mobility in the Baltic region. We cooperate with different youth organizations, youth groups, government agencies and educational institutions throughout the Baltic region. For about 30 years we have been active in international youth work.
Every year the Baltic Youth Office organizes various exchanges in the Baltic region. We also advise young people on different ways to gain experience abroad and support youth groups and associations in implementing international projects.
The Baltic Youth Office is not operating commercially and our services are free of charge It is open to all people interested in international issues.
Our focus:
• Information and advisory institution on international youth work
• Organization of international youth exchanges and exchanges for youth workers
• Advising member organizations in the initiation of international projects
• Trainings and events on intercultural work
• Information on youth work and youth relevant topics in the Baltic Sea region
• EURODESK Advisory Agency – advice on possibilities of stays abroad
The Regional Youth Council is the representative institution/ advocacy of youth organizations in the state of Schleswig-Holstein in Northern Germany and represents about 500.000 children and young people.
The main goals of the Regional Youth Council are:
• Promotion and support of youth work
• Promotion and strengthening of voluntary work
• Designing and implementing innovative projects in youth work
• Promotion and implementation of extracurricular education as well as recreational activities for young people
• Creation of participatory opportunities for young people
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Participation is completely free of charge and travel costs get reimbursed according to Erasmus+ standard.
Participation is completely free of charge and travel costs get reimbursed according to Erasmus+ standard.
The travel costs get reimbursed according to Erasmus+ standards. If the funding is not sufficient, additional support is possible.